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After installing the Powerbronze flip screen that I purchased from Superbike Store LLC on eBay, I must say I was totally disappointed buy the fit of it against the fairing as there was a little over a 5/16" gap between the lower edge of the windshield and the edge of the cowling on the left side and almost the same amount of gap on the right side.
I called David up at the Superbike store and he told me to send it back to them. Well its been almost a month now since I sent it back and I just called David and he said he has no ETA on the replacement screens from Powerbronze.
Of the 3 windshields that I have had on my bike so far which are the stock windshield, the Givi and the Suzuki DB which is now back on my bike all fit nicely against the top edge of the cowling with no gap like the Powerbronze has.
The cuts on the Powerbronze windshield are also very crappy looking and are not even the same on each side and look like they were cut on a band saw and they left a very sharp corner which is most likely going to be a potential source for a stress crack to develope there.
Has anyone else had a problem like this with a Powerbronze windshield.
Heres a picture of the gap on the left side of the Powerbronze windshield.
Heres the gap on the right side of the windshield.
Heres a picture showing how much higher the Powerbronze windshield is cut compared to the Suzuki DB.
I called David up at the Superbike store and he told me to send it back to them. Well its been almost a month now since I sent it back and I just called David and he said he has no ETA on the replacement screens from Powerbronze.
Of the 3 windshields that I have had on my bike so far which are the stock windshield, the Givi and the Suzuki DB which is now back on my bike all fit nicely against the top edge of the cowling with no gap like the Powerbronze has.
The cuts on the Powerbronze windshield are also very crappy looking and are not even the same on each side and look like they were cut on a band saw and they left a very sharp corner which is most likely going to be a potential source for a stress crack to develope there.
Has anyone else had a problem like this with a Powerbronze windshield.
Heres a picture of the gap on the left side of the Powerbronze windshield.
Heres the gap on the right side of the windshield.
Heres a picture showing how much higher the Powerbronze windshield is cut compared to the Suzuki DB.